I haven’t encountered many 20-year old’s with this much talent; however, Evgenij Soloviev (pronounced like Eugene Soloview, according to his site) from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia would qualify. Digital surrealism is one of those mediums that is both very saturated with mediocre work and quickly growing due to the relatively low cost of the tools needed. His stuff totally stands out from the crowd.

You can check out more of his incredibly cool work after the cut.

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One of my personal favorite photographers in the whole wide world, Peter Beste’s photographs are, primarily centered around music (however, there are a few exceptions.) His photographs of the Norwegian Black Metal scene have received quite a bit of praise (even a monograph published by Vice, available here) You’ll find some of those below the cut. Check out the rest of his phenomenal work at his site, peterbeste.com.

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HTML5 is slowly becoming the development tool of choice for all types of web, graphic, and interactive designers and will likely dominate the Internet in the next 3 – 5 years. If you have some time, check out the interactive HTML5 playground of interactive designer Hakim El Hattab who, in his spare time, manages to has out some pretty amazing game-like HTML5 experiments.

While a few of them are actual games, the rest are very nifty experiments with this like generative music and particle play. See some more shots after the cut or jump to all 9 or so by clicking right here. Happy Friday!

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Jacob Livengood draws these cute little things from his studio in San Diego, CA. Aren’t they just cute as hell?

Also – I’ve moved the categories over to the left hand column and am considering bringing on another contributor to help grow the site. If you’re interested in contributing to unstage on a weekly (or more often) basis (big plus if you’re interested in fashion!) let me know via the tip page up top.

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Sorry for the lack of posts the last few days! I’ve been super busy but now things are calming down a bit..much like this awesome set of Waterscapes from Hungarian photographer Akos Major. You can see the rest of the series after the cut.

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